Pianist Lucas Wong guides listeners from the haunting depths of darkness in Mozart's Fantasy in C minor and Taubert's rarely performed Piano Sonata No 2,‘Grande’, ultimately offering a glimmer of hope through a selection of Mendelssohn's ‘Songs Without Words’, concluding with the enchanting Spring Song.

Works by the trailblazing women composers Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre and Augusta Holmès

Students from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama Historical Performance Department t present a programme of 17th and 18th century repertoire.

Nathaniel Mander is delighted to return to perform at Hatchlands, this time in a dramatic and romantic programme of music by Mozart and Haydn including Haydn’s strikingly personal variations in F minor

Lyrical and complex music of the Anglo-Irish composer, Thomas Roseingrave, as well as his contemporary, George Frideric Handel

Instrumental Olympics - a celebration of instrumental virtuosity and versatility from two of the greatest Baroque composers, Vivaldi and Telemann

Yulia’s recital includes works by Tchaikovsky, Glier, Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Shostakovich

The concert program will present three pieces by two generations of the Bach family

Three of the UKs foremost musicians gather together to present the chamber-music of Johannes Brahms

The London-based, Russian pianist Alexander Karpeyev presents a selection of Chopin's nocturnes, waltzes and impromptus juxtaposed with works in the same genres by Gabriel Fauré

Pianist Elena Toponogova returns with a delightful programme featuring music by Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky and Medtner

Beethoven Revisited - the violin sonatas performed with new perspectives on artistic historical practices such as tempo and rhythmic flexibility, use of rhetoric and cantabile